Kingdom of Veronia Books in Order

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Browse the Kingdom of Veronia books by Serena Akeroyd in order, with short summaries, royal-series notes, and help choosing where to start.

Last updated: June 11, 2026

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Kingdom of Veronia books in publication order

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Her Highness, Princess Perry

by Serena Akeroyd

2018

Princess Perry returns to face royal duty, public pressure, and the complicated love at the center of her story. Court politics and personal choice collide inside Veronia's glittering world.

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Perry and Her Princes

by Serena Akeroyd

2018

Princess Perry is pulled between crown duty and the men determined to stand beside her. Set in Veronia, it is a royal why choose romance with politics, danger, and big feelings.

Kingdom of Veronia books in chronological order

Perry and Her Princes
by Serena Akeroyd
2018Kingdom of Veronia, Book 1
Her Highness, Princess Perry
by Serena Akeroyd
2018Kingdom of Veronia, Book 2

Series background & context

Kingdom of Veronia is Serena Akeroyd's royal romance world, and it blends court pressure with why choose relationship dynamics. The books center on Princess Perry and the people bound up in her future, so the series has both the glamour of invented royalty and the personal messiness that makes romance work.

Veronia matters because it is not just a backdrop. The kingdom creates rules, expectations, and political pressure that shape every decision Perry makes. Love is never only private in a royal story, and that is especially true here.

Duty keeps pressing in.

That gives the series a slightly fairy-tale feel, but not a soft one. There is danger, public scrutiny, and the constant problem of how to be yourself when the crown has already decided what you are supposed to become.

If you enjoy royal romance with a more unconventional relationship structure, Kingdom of Veronia is a good place to spend some time. It also connects nicely with Serena Akeroyd's broader Quintessence-adjacent world, so readers who like shared universes may get extra mileage out of it.